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. 2019 Aug 27;9:12387. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-48448-y

Table 2.

Detailed information of patients with the variants of CCM1, CCM2, and CCM3.

No. Sex Lesions number Symptoms Lesions location Family Gene Site Detail Predictors score
20 Female >200 Weakness Cerebrum Spine No CCM1 Exon 18

1. c.1844G > Cc

2. c.1846delAb,c

P: 0.97, M: 0.99

S: 0.76

M: frameshift (1.0)

S: frameshift (0.85)

40 Female 18 Seizure Cerebrum No CCM1 Intron 8 c.485 + 1G > Cb,c

M: splice site (1.0)

E: high impact

54 Male 4 Diplopia

Cerebrum

Brainstem

No CCM2 Exon 4 c.401_402insGCCCb,c

M: frameshift (1.0)

S: frameshift (0.86)

57 Male 46 Headache Cerebrum Yesa CCM1 Intron 13 c.1255-4_1255-2delGTAb

M: splice site (1.0)

E: low impact

66 Female 13 Headache Cerebrum Yesa CCM1 Same as Patient 57
67 Male 49 No symptom Cerebrum Yesa CCM1 Same as Patient 57
69 Male 2 Weakness Brainstem No CCM2 Exon 9 c.970G > A

P: 0.98, M: 0.99

S: 0.01

aPatients from the same family.

bPathogenic variants according to American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics standards and guidelines and online predictors including PolyPhen-2 (P, HumVar score >0.5 as deleterious), MutationTaster (M, probability value of disease causing), SIFT (S, score <0.05 as deleterious in a single amino acid change; confidence score in deletion and insertion variants), and Ensembl Variant Effect Predictor (E).

cNovel variants found in our study.